Wonderful foods to pick from; fantastically welcoming family/staff…read more We enjoyed a sunny Sunday afternoon driving around Calhoun County, for a first visit for my wonderful wife. We really enjoyed the afternoon, and Odelehr's Farmer's Market was a highlight. While I wanted 1 of most everything - jam, fruits, vegetables, and also ice cream and more, we selected: - TOE jam / Tandering, Orange and Elderberry jam, which were great Christmas stocking stuffers, filling the toes :) - fresh apples - so gooood - fresh bread and butter - so goood - local honey While this was our first visit, we will be back, through the year, to see the various items they offer. Thank you, Odelehr's Roadside Market!

Flowers are beautiful and their prices are excellent. Friendly staff and owners.Lots of homemade…read morejams, relishes, salsas and so much more. I highly recommend stopping in and take a peek!

They are so friendly and have great produce and flowers. We come every year for our hanging baskets.read more

We enjoyed our first trip to Krystal's. Appreciated the freshness of everything and found some…read morebeautiful flowers as well!!

This was such a delight to visit! We wanted to check out and see what the prices would be compared…read moreto back in Arizona. I loved the space and was impressed with the variety. We bought some gala apples (surprisingly sweet), and then a lot of things from their reduced rack (eggplant, grapes, long beans, corn, and radishes). I also bought local honey for my coffee. Everyone was very friendly and I look for to coming back!

I stopped at Anthony's Produce for the first time on a Saturday midday. It's a lovely store with…read moreproduce, handmade items, and some convenience products. I left with Arcobasso Salad Dressing and some green apples. I wanted a loaf of the sourdough but I haven't been eating bread! I will absolutely be back!

Roger's Produce is a gem. No, it's not fancy, and it's definitely not in pristine shape either…read more However, if you want to support a family owned business instead of giving overpriced grocery stores your money, this is the place to do it. I feel better going here than Kirkwood Farmer's Market because it's lesser known and the prices are cheaper. Don't get me wrong, I love both, but Roger's is cheaper and sometimes has even better looking vegetables. They have a pretty good selection of pumpkins; most are uniquely shaped/colored. Nice spot!

Cute little side stop for good quality, affordable produce. Convenient location so you can stock…read moreup while running other errands. Parking in the lot can be a bit tight but there's plenty of street parking around. Shop local!

The best family owned and ran grocery market in the west!…read more This small yet very mighty market is the best place to pick up the freshest produce and seafood. On Manchester you will see that red roof and you must stop in to get farm fresh tomatoes, apples, peppers, berries, zucchini, and more! They have a fantastic farm egg selection that was $1 a dozen once! We love their royal red shrimp and octopus selections! And be sure to check them out during crawfish season for their amazing boils! We sat on their patio and had a delicious meal! They also will boil anything you buy in store too. I think they said they were going to do a fish fry and lobster roll event soon too! I will keep supporting this local business each time.

I respect the hustle from this store! I see so much advertisement from here, and heartfelt posts…read morefrom the family who runs it. I drove out based on ads that I wanted to take advantage of. The store is small, but each square inch of space is used to maximum advantage. They fit a lot in here! I got what I came for, plus a bit more. I got some fruit that came in a large amount, and the cashier cut off the amount I was wanting to pay for - i so appreciated that, as every dollar counts in this economy! I will be back often this summer to stock up on the great produce!

We just took a quick trip down to Orlando Family Produce, to pick up some Mother's Day flowers for…read moreour moms and ended up filling our truck up with produce and flowers! Their prices were WAY better than the grocery store and the service was phenomenal. If you haven't been there before I highly recommend you take the time to check it out and save some $! P.S. the 100% Concord grape juice from St. James was unbelievable. I've never tasted anything so good!

THANK YOU SO MUCH, ORLANDO'S! The team was amazingly kind in helping me pull off a big surprise for…read morea family member of mine, who's been their customer since 1995 -- a pumpkin-palooza that was the best blast of autumn cheer imaginable. From stacks of pumpkins and gourds in rich fall tones to sunflowers in barrels and mums in an Amish watering-can planter, there was eye-candy to fill the porch and patio with festive, colorful fun, and even though I live out of state, the team made it quick and easy for me to message with them and fulfill this nearby St. Peter's order (they even took the time to thoughtfully arrange the items around the recipient's porch and landscape areas, instead of just dropping off goods in boxes or bags). Whether it's for your own home or a loved one's, support local and check out Orlando's -- a community gem for 30 years, with fresh produce, enticing snacks, wild pops of color, and dazzling seasonal items!

We take my nephews every fall for apple picking, and it's always great. Take the tractor to go to…read morethe orchards, and you can spend hours out there running around. The boys love to pull their own apples off! Prices are fair, and it's definitely worth it if you want to make homemade apple sauce or pie. They have delicious fresh apple cider, and apple donuts, near their shop. They're a must try! Plenty of things for kids to do - farm animals to look at, bounce houses, slides, corn bins to play in. Unlimited fun, the kids never want to leave. Highly recommend, especially if you have little ones!

I love this place! The people are super friendly, the place is beautiful and I can pick peaches,…read moreblueberries and blackberries! They also have preserves and smoothly drinks. You can feed and pet the goat too! Always a great time. It's a little out of the way but worth it.

YES! A successful berry picking trip was completed this morning by yours truly. Saturday morning,…read moreYelpers Stephanie S. and Kathi M. and I made the trek all the way to St. Peters, only to have the farm closed for picking at 8:45am! WTF? They were that busy! I was bound and determined to go again and thus hatched my plot to get up early (and I'm NOT a morning person), arrive at the farm early, on a day during the week, when rain was in the forecast. This time, my plotting yielded success! Lakeview Farms is a pretty small U-Pick operation that's in St. Peters. It's really easy to find (score!) and has raspberry and strawberry patches. They also have pumpkins and gourds in the fall. They have a good website with up to date information on picking seasons. They also have a recorded message. They tell you to call the day beforehand to make sure picking conditions are good. It's hard to know when they are going to be picked out for the day. They say they are open from 7:30-11am but they often close way before 11. GO EARLY. Like 8am at the latest! Otherwise you might have trekked out there for nothing. One cool thing about this farm is that instead of going on a picking free for all, they give you your own area to pick in. That way, no one is infringing upon your territory and they can keep track of where has been picked over so the next person who comes to pick goes in an area with riper, not yet picked berries. That's a good model in my mind! When you arrive, you get your container(s), they tell you where to pick, and you do your thing. Then you go pay (CASH OR CHECK ONLY) and they either weigh your bounty (for strawberries) or do it by the container (for raspberries). I picked raspberries this morning and they added up to be less than $2 for one of the standard sized grocery store containers that costs a good $3-4. And you are REALLY buying locally! AND it's fun for kids and adults! They also have something called "digging for diamonds" where you can dig in sand hills for shiny rocks. The sky was ominous and it looked like it was about to pour when I left, so I was in a hurry and didn't ask about it. Another tip: A lot of the raspberries that are ripest and juiciest are in the middle of the bushes, which are thorny. You might want to bring a pair of garden gloves to prevent the ouchies! Oh yeah, and wear tennis shoes. There is mud and the grass is sorta long. I'd give this place 5 stars if I didn't have to get there so darn early to pick! But then again, props for it being a small locally owned place. And CHEAP. I definitely will be back SOON!

This was our first time here and it was fun! We picked strawberries (raspberries are in season…read moretoo). The price is cheaper than the grocery store, but a little expensive compared to Costco. However, you don't get an experience at Costco! When you check out, fill out a card for a pint of free strawberries for the following summer. Also, hold onto your crate! Bring it with you the next time you go picking and get a discount! The staff is friendly and efficient. Definitely going back soon! Easy stress free outing with small kiddos.

They have beautiful, various plants. A great selection & really good tomatoes, & other vegetables…read morein season!

This has been a family tradition for our family for over 30 years. Started with my own kids and we…read morenow take our grandkids. Pumpkins of all sizes. Great kids area.